Recent content by jmghart62

I have experienced a similar problem and the fault was the card reader on my laptop. If I downloaded the pics through an external cardreader they were fine, and similarly if I downloaded them straight from the camera.

Thanks for that Andy ... the decision has now been taken out of my hands as I was given the D90 as a gift at the weekend, complete with the rather nice 18-105 VR kit lens. Had a quick play with it last night... a lot of it is very familiar as I also have the D80 ... and I like what I see...

Thanks for that ... so you're enjoying the D90??

Thanks for that guys. One thing I'm really interested to know is what the noise levels are like at high ISOs.

Interested to hear any feedback ...

Thanks for that ... been having a look round and it seems there is a Huey Pro and huey display colour calibration kit which is considerably cheaper. Does anyone know what the difference is between the two... and would the cheaper one be false economy?

I have been looking into Huey and it says it's compatible with Windows 2000 and XP ... does anyone know if it's compatible with Vista? Thanks

TBH, I don't want to know much! I am relatively new to using Photoshop and I just want to learn the basics. I regularly edit my sports pics without too many headaches, but I think maybe I have been trying a little too hard with these wedding pics to get them perfect... and as a consequence they...

How is it possible to start off with half decent images in RAW and end up with what looks like a pile of doggy-doos after editing them??? :( And I didn't even do much ... a crop and a tweak of the levels. But I did them on my laptop which always makes the pics look dark when I view them on a...

I checked on two other computers and they were dark on both of those ... and to be perfectly honest I am a real beginner when it comes to editing pics and I wouldn't know what I was looking for if I did check the histogram. What's that expression ... a little knowledge is a dangerous thing?

I have spent hours and hours editing pictures from a friend's wedding at the weekend, saved them all to a disc for them, uploaded them to Photobox (which took about 7 hours!) for their friends and family to see them ... and now I have checked the photos on a different computer and they are all...

OK, so I have just made a slideshow in Windows Movie Maker and was really pleased with the end result. But I burned it to a disc and tried it on a different computer and the pics appeared all squashed up! I made the slideshow on a computer with Vista ... the other computer wasn't? Do you think...

How did you do it?? I want to do something similar...

I went for Noise Ninja ... and have to say I am VERY impressed. Well worth the money. Thanks for your help

Can anyone recommend a program for reducing noise? There seem to be a few around so I'd like to know if there are any which are better than others. One with a free trial would be good so I can give it a go first. Cheers guys